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The Marketing Plan Strategic Planning

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The Marketing Plan. Strategic Planning. The Marketing Plan. Mission Statement Situation Analysis Objectives Target Market and Positioning Marketing Strategy Product Price Place Promotion Timetable for Implementation Evaluate Performance. Step 1: Mission Statement. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: The Marketing Plan

The Marketing Plan

Strategic Planning

Page 2: The Marketing Plan

The Marketing Plan1. Mission Statement2. Situation Analysis3. Objectives4. Target Market and Positioning5. Marketing Strategy

a) Productb) Pricec) Placed) Promotion

6. Timetable for Implementation7. Evaluate Performance

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Step 1: Mission Statement

• Answers the following:– What type of business are we?– What business are we in?– What do we need to do to accomplish our goals

• Not too broad, not too narrow• Focuses on markets rather than on offering

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Step 1: Mission Statement Examples

• DunkinDonuts: to lead and build great brands• Starbucks: aims to inspire and nurture the

human spirit – one person, one cup and one neighborhood at a time

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Step 2: Situation Analysis

2a. SWOT Analysis+ Strengths- Weaknesses

+ Opportunities- Threats

InternalYou control

ExternalYou don’t control

Identify firm’sCompetitiveAdvantage

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Step 2a: SWOT Analysis

• Evaluate company and product• Consider: costs, skills, financial resources,

brand image, technology available, HR, and the External Environment

• Industry analysis CDSTEP– Culture, competition, demographics, social,

technology, economic and political/legal

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Step 2b: Industry Analysis

• Culture• Competition• Demographics• Technology• Economic• Political/Legal

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Culture

• Shared meanings, beliefs, values, customs• Country• Regional• Subcultures or Lifestyles

• ie. snowboarders, skateboarders, grunge, so called urban tribes, etc.

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Competition

• Who• Sales – competition and the category• Market share• Positioning in market vs. you• Direct and indirect competion

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Demographics

• Generational Cohorts– Seniors– Baby Boomers– Gen Y– Teens– Tweens

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Tweens Teens Gen Y Gen X BabyBoomers

Seniors

Age 8-12 13-17 18-33 34-47 48-66 67+

Population 20 M 25M 60M 40M 75M 39M

Spending $50B$150B parents

$58B $200B $50B on grandkids

Information AttitudeAccess to InfoSophisticated past ageHome Decor

ConnectedShopping is a social sportShop in storesClothes/shoesAccesories

Emphasize balancing work and liveInquisitiveDiverseOpinionatedMultitaskersBrand engagement

“latchkey kids”IndependentResilientAdaptableCautionsSkeptical/cynic80% use social mediaMass merchandisers

AffluentExperiencedFlexiblePostpone retirementYouth obsessedNot loyalQuality

Time to shopComplainMoneyBrowse b4 buyLoyalQualityValue

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Ethnicity/Race• Hispanics

– $1.5T purchasing power– Will be 33% of population– 60% Mexican– Non homogeneous group

• African-Americans– $1.2T purchasing power– Youngest group– Radio friendly– 30% of HH led by single women

• Asian-Americans– $775B purchasing power– Highest family income & education– Adopt latest gadgets

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Social Trends

• Prince Sensitivity• Health and Wellness• Green consumers• Time poor society• Privacy concerns• Component Lifestyles• Changing gender roles

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Technology

• “Weisure” Time– Smartphones/tablets are leading people to work

during playtime• Technology advancements– Constant Internet access– “ubiquitous” computing and shopping– Mobile coupons and boarding passes– Barcode scanning– RFID for tracking

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Economic

• Inflation• Recession• Income• Purchasing Power

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Political/Legal

• Federal Regulation• State Laws• Government Regulatory Agencies– FDA– FTC– CSPC

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Step 3: Objectives

• What is to be accomplished– Realistic– Measurable– Time Specific– Compared to a benchmark

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Target Market and Positioning

• Need to choose which customers you will serve

• Break the market into segments– Groups with different wants, needs, characteristics

• Can target more than one segment

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Segmentation Illustrated

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Step 4: Target Market and Positioning

• Positioning– How do you want customers to see you?• Luxury• Cheap• Quality• Convenient, etc.

– Turn the product attributes into benefits matched to the Target Market

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Step 5: Marketing Mix

• Product• Price• Place• Promotion

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Step 6: Timetable

• You have objectives• You have a plan• Need a schedule of the – What– When– Whom

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Step 7: Evaluate

• Are you on target to accomplish your objectives?– WHAT will you measure WHEN with what METRIC?– Next Steps– Evaluate your position periodically• Growth Strategies

– Market Penetration– Product Development– Market Development– Diversification